Biography

Brice Rhodes

Posted on Feb 18, 2024, Prasansha Ojha

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Brice Rhodes is a well-known personality who was primarily known as a rapper and later for being a convicted criminal and a primary suspect in three homicide cases in 2020.

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Full Name	Brice Rhodes
Date of birth	1971
Birth Place	Louiseville, Kentucky
Father	N/A
Mother	N/A
Profession	Ex-Rapper
Age	51 years old(as of 2022)
Nationality	American
Zodiac	Sagittarius
Ethnicity	White
Weight	200 pounds
Height	6 feet
Hair Color	Black
Eye Color	Black
Body Measurement	N/A
Relationship Status	Single
Net Worth	N/A

Brice Rhodes Age

Brice Rhodes was born in Louiseville, Kentucky and his birth date is November 29, 1971. His parent’s identity is unknown as he likes to maintain privacy regarding such matters. This young personality has reached the age of 51 years but has been negatively famous and known as a suspect in the ongoing murder trial.

Brice Rhodes holds American nationality and belongs to the white ethnicity. Besides this, he belongs to the zodiac sign Sagittarius, a strong and independent moon sign, and possesses all the characteristics of people of his moon sign.

Education

Brice Rhodes hasn’t revealed any information about his education, including his high school or further education.

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Brice Rhodes Height

Brice Rhodes is a tall person with 6 feet and has maintained his weight at around 200 pounds. Besides this, he has tattoos on his body and hasn’t revealed his body, including his chest size, waist size, and hip size. Besides this, he has black colored eyes and hair, which are brown too.

Some information about Murder and the Crime Scene

Brice Rhodes was convicted for the murder of homicide victim brothers Larry Ordway and Maurice Gordon in 2016. These two brothers were last seen alive on May 21, 2016, in their neighborhood, leaving the place with Brice Rhodes and another teenage boy.

The next day their body was discovered behind an abandoned house east of Shawnee Park in the 4k block of River Park Drive. Besides this, two brothers were stabbed with sharp objects and beaten to death, and the killer even attempted to burn their dead bodies.

More information about Brice Rhodes Arrest

Brice Rhodes was made the main suspect immediately after their bodies were discovered. Besides this, a teenage boy named Anjuan Carter was also interviewed about the murder, and another teenage boy named Jacorey Taylor accompanied Rhodes.

During the interview, both teenage boys claimed of been forced to kill the brothers and wipe off pieces of evidence from the crime scene by Brice. Brice was arrested on the Preston highway on May 24, 2016, using the warrant from his domestic abuse case from Indiana.

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Other Crime Charges

Brice Rhodes was charged for brutally killing teen brothers Larry and Maurice after 7 hours after his arrest.

Brice’s house was filled with blood in Clifton Heights, and suggestions were made about Brice killing them in the house and later throwing their bodies in the Shawnee neighborhood. After this crime came to the surface, his other crime also came to light, including the murder of 40-year-old Christopher Jones by Shooting.

Further investigation took place, and other evidence was found, including Larry and Maurice being in his car when he killed Christopher in the Street. Rhode killed Larry and Maurice to erase the witness of his crimes.

Besides this, Bruce also gave life threats to Judge Amber Wolf and told her that he would find her place of residence and also get to her. After this threat, he was indicted for intimidating a legal process and threatening a legal officer after the threat.

In Jan 2017, Brice tried to escape his cell by digging a hole using a sharp metal object noticed by correctional officers, who immediately took him under control. Though he flushed the metal object in the toilet, they couldn’t retrieve the object.

After that, he was also charged for blowing kisses to the Victim’s mother in November 2018 and saying, “I’II do what I want to do. Let’s get that understood,” while Jefferson Circut Court‘s Judge confronted him.